The New York Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1857, Page 5

would avorney, who has sogaeiahy turned agalast them, alih ey were ipally er fa famed Bis seat amid much applause. After this little of Fata, Accrpenr on 4 Praasvan Parrr—A Youna Daowssn ix ram Bar.—A party of ladies and gentlemen Rome twenty in number, started from the foot of Court iret, Brooklyn,on Monday, in the yacht Mary, on a Pleasure exoursion down the bay. All passed off pleasant sly enough until about noon, when the yacht was off Sisten iTgland, between Bloff Light and Coder grove, whens stiff rbreeze arose, and it was deemed advisable for three young >Raddes who were in a boat that was towed astern to get on board the yacht In endeavoring to stand up one of them ~ fell into the water, and the others in rushing to the aide of . the-boat to save her upset the boat, which bottom + ap, the lacies under it. Upon this three of the meu Im ¢he yaobt, Monsrs. Moses Dunn, Fran ‘eters Sprang into the water to pevo the young werasn, and succeeded in got fing them from unde, the oat, in which they were eptangled by their hoops and axirts, After holding on to the boat for some tima the party were taken ahoard the yrobt, Mi. Goory Longhurst, who was {athe Doat wvith the ladies wa. upset with em, was oaforia- wately drowned. fo had seam a short dist from the Boat, when ihe lide took him, ana dere reached he was ro vned, uor could nis body be found, The ecene was * wost exciting one throvghout, and the party returned to gruckijn saddeued by cho misfortunes ofthe dey. My. 1. was 20 pears of ag, mod resided at No, 67 Prospect ttvee: His body bas not as yet been re sovered. Taronr Excumsion —The Kershaw Guards mado their ~q@nnual excursion to Ciiflon Park yesterday. Thoy pa- raded 46 msketa, and shot for 38 valuable prizer. They -were commanded by Capi. Watkinson. Apvoueruxsts iN THs Sramer ComMisiovan’a (rFICE.— Daniel D. Conover, the republican Street Commissioner, completed yesterday his list of appointments; and the personnel of the depariment, under its present organiza- tion, now stands as follows:— Daniel D. Conover, Street Commiasionor, per annum. $2, @, T. Rogers, Deputy Commissioner 1 gona Keyser, Sup’t of iepaire and Suppiles. 2! . Barker, be Sones Improvemen: ‘Wm Alien, Contract Clerk SSESE232 George Peokham, First ¥ John Col7in, second Bookk Joaeph B. Pollock, James ecktam ‘Wm. V. Leggett, Samuel F. Alen, Fourth s388823 fore the Commen Counci!, the salaries Aigher. It ts not likely it will pase, anless again come under the control of the democrats. Quaurrixa tas Darvty Tax Commissiowmns.—The tew Depaty Tax Commissioners and the clerks recently appoint- od by the Commissioner of Taxes and Assessments, in al) twenty one , appeared before Mayor Wood yester- day apd ‘the oath of office. They also went the usuel formalities at the Comptroiler’s office, and ({mmediately enter upon the discharge of their dacs. Conowmns’ Inquaets.—Coroner Connery held an inques; yesterday, at No. 63 East Forty seoond street, on the body of Michael Garroli, who died frm injuries received by be- ‘ing ran over by an engine of the Harlem Railroad, corner ‘of Fourth evenue and Forty-third streot, on the Lith ali. Deceased attempted to get on s train which bya | down to discharge freight and was warned to desist, but did pot bear, A freight train was along at the Coroner Connery held an inquest at the Hospital, upon he bady of Michael Rouen, a boy, who was accidentally Fun over July 18, by a horse and while Crore at tbo corner of Souus se Gatharine stranta, s i : i ar as hand sre Gd ihe Onroner wes noted Anau or 4 Foornvs.—A boy named James Dunn, who he gotup bim, The intior warded off tho blow with his left hand and received ‘the wound (s bis wrist, Dann is « more boy, and was so much worried on account of the fatal {termination of the affray tbat be expressed bimeeif relieved when arrested. ‘The Coroner admit ed him in $1,000 to awals the action of the Grand Jary. Camp Bow Over axp Kitxy.—A Iittle girl of Lewis Krvmbach’s, was run over and killed in Third avenue, peer Twonty-tifth street, Gowanus, yesterday, by car No. 41 of the Greenwood Ine, She was about three years of ‘and wae playing on the track at tho |ime. The driver, CWmm. Becuwatser,) did not ve her uptl she wae yr the horses’ feet, and befoye he could ‘them sho ‘wes trampled to death. He was arrested Jockea up to await the Corover’s iaveatigation, Kines Oountr Boakp or Svrmeyisons.—The Board held @ mecting yoater jay ai the county jail, Supervisor Lindsey iw the obair, A communication from the keeper of the penitentiary was received, in which be states that there ‘are confined jn the {naiitution at present 197 prisoners, of 90 aro malet aud 4i females, [uring the past eMeBth LST were admitted and 151 disenarged. The Committee on County Taxes reooried the following amounts aa necessary \o be rained for the easuing yoar: Galaries for city apc county jadges.. $5,000 ‘Commissioners to take testimony it H 2 Fob +5 a £82 . seesveeses wer acsrass sassek cass ca ee report was adopted, Board shortl; tad fourved, ii Tus Gaawp Jon or ram Cover or Smerows.—The fol ‘owing gentlemen wore ompannolled as Grand Jurors in ‘dhe Ocurt of Beesions yesterday —John Schenck, foreman; James Brogaw, George W. Jackson, Morris Reynolds, Goorge |, Thatcher, Joseph Dobbins, Thos. iiamilton, Jere” miah ferry, Joshua Carhart, Henry Adair, Daniel D Whit, ‘ey, Benj F. Wardwell, James M. Neoley, Thos. A. Devyri G. Herman, John Friend, William Johasoa, Micha Finnegan, Owen McGee, Pardon W. Kenyon. Jo‘ge Morris charged Jary on the Neense iaw to the samo offoct as at tho Inet torm—that {t was not « misdomenvor to sell liquor without a license, and that the law wae ‘Only operative in cases of selling |0 paupers, minors or ntiogs and Indians, the adulteration of liquors and ae! Hiquore on Sanday, fila Honor called special at- Gention to the Inw against bribery and roferred joular ly 10 the Course recently pu @ expelting & momber for rece!ving @ bribe. Also ta re- ference to the course pursued by some former members of the Board of Heslth, who, it waa allecod , had boon con- corned in receiving bribes from captains of vessels, in order toallow of infectious character to be landed at our wharves. Ho stated that these were mere rumors, but bore epon thelr face an appearance of fact, and direct od the Jury to inquire minutely into all the faow and cir- cumstances of the owe. He also referred to the manner na which contracts were awarded, remarking that there wes hardly acontract given out but what more or lers of corruption waa practised. The jury then retired, and the ‘Gourt adjourned till to-day, Tur Growra or Wisconst.—The growth of ‘Wisconsin has been one of the Marvels of ine wortern world. Ip 1840 ite population was on y 89,945, In 1350 Mt wae 906,698. In 1885 it was 654,109, The number of -yotes polled at the iate Presidential eiestion waa in rsand jambere 120,060, lin’ ioaing & population of at least 900, QO. The rapid increare of emigration to the Stae makes {A probable that it now numbers 1,000,000 sonia. And its gangoine friends previct a showing of one million and ai the congas of 1530. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1857. ‘Tes “Bm” Swurpis —Since our recent exposure of the dishonest trick of an “altorney and counseller’”’ ef villaay, in sending letéers all over the country offering to furnish legal information’ on receipt of the “‘ous- tomary fee of $3,” Jarge numbers of responses have ar- rived at the Post office. ‘‘Boll,’’ not caring to expase him- self to @ too sudden acquaintance with the police, has failed to apply for the letters, and by order of the Post master Geueral they bave been sent to the dead liter office and opened, As thoy nearly all contained the “cus- tomary fee,’’ the money has been returned to the proper owners, who {i fs Boped will be more careful how they fall into such clumsy snares. Personal Intelligence. Gmrmzst Scort.—Considerable excitemeat existed on ‘Monday, afternoon and continued til! yesteraay, caused by rumor that got afloat of (he {loess of General Soott tn Baltimore. The General has been called on by telegraph to Waabington to arrange some preliminary matters con- nected with the Utah expedition; and after satisfactorily Gisposing of them he left for Now York, where, we are happy to learn, be arrived yesterday in good health. ‘This announcement, we hope, will be sufficient notice to the crowd of sympathising ckinens who have been be s'eging his residence, much to the tribulation of Sorgoant ‘MoDounali, who is in charge, that for the present, and wa trust for long years to come, the old General will continue to defy the assaulis of time. Among the visiiers at his ying to the crowd, jndging by the applause tt convection with shis’ Bowe ‘vanced ege, Or with any 6) im the War Department. why It is necessary that the authorities at headquarters should Impose his additional duty on the deolining years of the veteran, except the lave Secretary of War, Mr. Jeft matters in bis bureau is a complica condition. li ie an evil that ought to bo remedied, mbavever may be cause. The Rey. Thomas D. Seil, pari Preabyteriso Church ip Harrsonb moarriago to Misa Harrios, daup hve Harruonburg, on the morning ot T ABKIVALE. From Savannah, inthe steamship Augusta—Gex O ¥ Hen ningsen, T Hi Buros and lidy, Dr u O Bei and nurse; JM De Lyon and lady, J 1. Moris Novle, Mra O 8 Bloke ad infant, ¥ Mra Shields and two ebildren, Miss M O'ousor, Mrs do ward Miss M White, Mrs MeAluister and two children, @ B Luce, HMay. JH Demon’. J & Sorion, Thacdeds Nomton, uM Scarbororgh, a J rmiisy, J B Wiltiuson, @ Naughtin, J G McMviie, br H Stein, C White, W R Barstow, WC Joyce, Jobn Marin, J W Wilson, Ws" Horr: James Stewart, D abraham TH Merry, arr Ko: le, b Moreman, L Btrausa, B Cugles, uF @ Roebuck, WJ May, 4 Holtzendorf, ® tematic eure ata lost ou ‘Sshool thew a, # Thureby, BM 4utt, M Harvey, J Wiggins, B H Mathiag—and fifteen ta the asteer- age. From Charleston, tn the steamship Marion—Rav 0 ®@ Her rick and lady, Mrs D 0’ Compe Miss Knowies, Rev Jeo For Mr Forreat, Dr KF Miche!, M ‘Tracey, (. € Robineon, Major HW Carr, M E King, H'W Connors, ML Wizina P Shockman, WH Manigauit, & O’Burke, J Sarriss, KW Gals, JO Behaiche, J Berbamp, A Meuoy, J Buckley, ¢ W Chase, J Read, B Penn— end eight in the wiearage. The Family fernid. BOW NEWSPAPELS ABE MADE—DsSCRIPTION OF THE HKASLD RST ABLISHMANT—ITa ORGANIZATION, MA- CHINAKY, RESOUROBS, MANAGEMENT, RTO., BTO. ‘Tos Famy Haratp of to-day wili containa fall and accurate description of the organization, machiuery, and genera! arrangement of the New York Hexain Brrasusmamnt, profusely {lustrated with exgravings, showing how and to what extent newspapers are made, and giving @ history of the rise and progress of ins Amma. It will also contain ‘The Seventh Annual Turner Celebration. The Breaking of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable—A highly Interesting and graphic Account by our Special Correspon- dent. Letters from the Americas Watering Places, ‘The Closing Ball at Newport. Letters from our Correspondents in Furope and Amer!cs. Arrest of a New York Woman ai Erie. The Career of a Distinguised Foreigner. Obituary Notices of Mortimer Livingston and other dis. Mnguished persons. Mooting of the New York Volunioors—Thal Gold Scuff Box, ‘The Cleveland National Emancipation Convention. Mrs. Cunningham—Her Property—What the Gossips Bay, &o., &o. Faitorials op various rubjects. Market Reporis, City [tems, Theatrial Notices, Marriages and Deaths, and 8 quantity of general and miscellaneous feading. The cheapest newspacer in tho country, Terms —only $230 year—four oenw per copy. For sale by all We agents. Hetallle Tavlet Razor Strop—For Sale by J. & 8, SAUNDERS, store only, at No. 7 Astor House. Genin’s Fall Style Sitk Hat —Hie Four Dol- | lar dress bat for the ip quality, the most that he Bas ever issued, present fall ia the bandsomest, the finest becoming in ft style and appoln JRO. H.C 214 Broadway, opposite thin day teeved af BAPERSCHEID’S, 115 Nasnan stree'. We have boes favored with an inapection of the styles introduced by this driving manufacturer, and are convinow! they will prove the most popuiar of the Reason. Jobbers and Desiers in Clothing Are respectfully invited to examine our TALL AND WINTER STOUR. In addition to our naual large nook of FINE ABD FASHION ASLS CLOTHING, We have this sear: mannfaotired an tmmeoae stock of LOW FRICKD AND MEDIUM GOODR,, ‘Which we are prepared offer -“ figures as any Souse in the trade, here or claewhers. D. DEVLIN & 00. 188, 109 and 200) Broad way, Aw York. For the Accommodation of the Trade, all the new fall ttylee of French bonnets, feathers, ribbons, lanes, dreas caps and coiflures selected by R.T. WILDE, No 251 Broadway, or manufactured to his order during his recent bu- sineae visi to Parie, have been opened for immediate inapec tion. The aitention of milliners is solicked to the moderate pricer. \ Hatr.—Its Diseases, Fell, ©! tte embel isnment; the whole treated oaref JRAR, 4 Charen street, near Barclay sirest. of Color, by by GRAND- Portaph Aya. Cases In Great Vv. — fer mle by J. & P. BAURD, Honse, KB, store only at No.7 Amor “Mredericks’ @emple of Art”—Hos, 565 and OL Besctwer opposite Metropolitun Hotel allot i » ‘made in tbe city, Fphein Ol pastel nad equareiiey ‘by Fredericks! of Parisian ha ix India ink, Pariainn etyle Jerrecky pes and ambrotypes, In calare, it trom § A. M. %0 10 P. M..and free to the ton of tie yabile, = Removal —Jones’ Italtan Soap Depot and Jones’ coral bair otl.— These two superb articles (ove for the skin and complexion, the cher for the air.) are now sold at BANDS’, 10) fulton street. Berna 1,000 Views of American scenery, Chotce eubjects, jum taken at HULMES' dy lar photograph galery, a way, Great attraction. Bmitnsonian Housc, Broadway, corner of Houston street Hote! acomemodationa oo the Bur ypeen plan, Sagie rome 76 rns vad Gi; double ‘rooma and parlors $i 6 {o Byer day. Great Reduction tn Sugar, Tens, do., at the store 271 Grand sirest, corner Mow. = ALBRO & 00. Wine Poeket Cutlery—A Hieh Amportment at 4, & 8, BAUADERM store onty, at Ho. 7 Amor Hoven Whe Pante — Dr. lage of ) hiladeiphin, bee arrived, wt, the {nternationa | Hotel, nd sagnres ihe publ that there fipanctal er’ 0,000 to the collapsed ‘without interest of pay, quarantees a care, SMITHS Ean for ale by pantne SPauK and ali dealera Hollowny's OIntment should be at Hand for instar t use in every family, pr.mptiy relieves the pala and throbbing of ¢ ita and Srnises, subdnes the inflammadion emt upon fractures and disiogations, and te fatatibie apptioason for sores and eruptions Marray & Lanman’s Florida Water.or Shows years in baw bern he favorite perfume of South Ame- ‘tie hy@hly eatimated by the ladion ane jexion as well Ae ® fragrant toilet a Son ey Huis Hair Dye, 4 Shillings « Box, Biack or brown, No. 1 Barclay street. Inimitable bair culling. Parone Bee gant es ew oe Laird’. Sig BSnrrane Hanser geoir a menonen anwemre mara Ce. Motenl Cure wna Alexender Hudnut, cary, Court street, oppont ot jadicines, Ane perfumery letarticles. The di a ae " C5 oe abiuty. Dr, Smith's Kiectric OF), Patiade! direedy made wonderful cures Bere, Let all the aftlisved enil MTATLOR'S International Hotel, Ses great cures to mor- row in thé papers, SINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. mennnnnnrnnnnnnnnny MONEY MARKET, Tumpay, Sept, La6 P, Me ‘There wt & very severe panic in Wall street this morn- ing. This WAXY oars sinoe we bave soon aaything Hike ft, The evapemton of a New York city bank is rather an Upoommoes coournenos, but coming at this part calar jano- tare ts an even: crleulated to alarm the moat courageous, ‘The publio ming Is not ta & Condition to bear such an an: boandement with composure, and Ht le not, therefore, st all surprising that quite @ panio wae produced. We are not at al! astoniahed at the eusneceion of ¢he Mechanics’ Banking Avsoclation, We mentioned afew days since that twas im diffloulies at the Clearing House, and had to call upoa the other banks for sasisiance It le now reported that the immediate cause of the surpansion was the defalcation of ne of the clerks of that {natitution. The cause wil! be found more in the action of the management generally than im tho acts of the clork, however criminal they may be. The institution has from the first been rather an un- fortunate one. We believe that several defaloations have before this been developed among {ts officers, The sus- pension of the Mechanics’ Banking Association led distrust of ceveral cther banks, and there was quite a run upon the Bank of Commerce, the Meiropoliten and the Naread Banks, from depositors, The excitement in Wall atreet and {ts vicinity was most intense. Crowds fill- ed the sidewalks, and public confidence appeared to have Completely deserted the minds of the masses. The ma ‘nagera of the banks seemed to realize for the fret time the danger of their position. Several fallores were announced ‘this morning among the mrroantilo classes, ani tha} ad¢- ed fuel to the fame. We are, beyond, all quertion in the midat of a fearful revulsion; and where it will end the wineet among us cannot tell. We do not look for any miligation of our embarrassments and difficulties unti eoores upon scores of failures have taken place, and a long Period of prostraticn. Tho recovery from this collapse must be very gradual, and {t will leave marks of Its exist ence aad power for years. The end is by no means yet. ‘We bave just entered vpon it, and as tt extends it will etther force, Its to be hoped that our banking Inotita- Hons may safely woather the storm; but an examivatloa of their Jast returns shows that eome o7 them are euiitled te no sort of consideration, 4 lose investigation of cur trust companies would not be amiss just now. The New York Life and Trust Company, for ox- ample, bad, accordiog to ite last report, upwards of two and three quarter miliions of bills recetyable; and we an- derstand tbat it is a very “‘sweet'’ lot, In other words, there is covsiderable ‘sugar’ among It. Here ise Life anc Trust Company daily in the street buying notes of hand, because, we suppose, they can get them at high rates of interest. The Bank of Commerce is another weak concern. ‘The last rozort sbowed that its loans and dis- counts were $12,101,363, and tho deposita but $6,107,263 It ts our daty to boid up such managemest on the part of & leading banking institution to public condemnation, and ‘we intend to take the responsibility of doing so. The Bank of New York used to be considered one of the strongest banks in the city. Look at it now, With loans amounting to $4,144,341, 1 has @ deposit line of but $2,630,056. There are a gcod many other weak ones on the list; but the two we have named are among tho most prominent, and therefore the most culpable. The circulation of our olty banks is without doubt pretty safe. It is scoured principally by State atccks, deposited with the Comptroller. In the event of a large amount of these securitios being thrown upos the market at once their margin for depreciation would n> don>t be partially used up; but such @ contin. gency is rot likely to occur. The failure of Beebe & Co., brokers ard ballon dealers, waa reported thie morning. ‘This ts ene of the oldest houses in the street, dod was sup. powed to be very rich, The immediate cause of failure was entang/ements with the Ohio Life and Trust Company. The seourities received on loans tothe Trust Company, amounting to more than $500,000, were not available in the market. We uncorstand the house has a large surplus. Mesers. J. H. Prentice & Co , hatand fur dealers; Adams & Buckingham, flocr dealers; and Breese, Kneeland & Co., car ard locomotive manufacturers, Jersey City; were alto reported tc day. These comprise the princtpal events of the morning ip financial circles. The effect upon the took market wae, of course, very bad, Lower prices were realized than have been touched at any time within tho history of the securities named. There appears to be no bottom to railroad stooks, It is true, there is very little yalue in mest of them, but at the present rate of deoline moet of them most soon run completely out of sight. Al the first board today Indiana 5’s foll off } per cont; Virginia 6° Railroad, 6; Ilinots Central bends, 2; Harlem (iret mort gage bonds, 3; Dolawaroand Hudson, 3; Penssylvanis Coa Co., 1; Pacifo Mail Steamship Company, 2; New York Central, 3; Erie, 25, but advanced afterwards 1\ per cont Cleveland and Toledo fell off 83¢ per cont; Milwaukie and Mistiteippt, 6; Reading, 4; Michigan Central Railrosd, 2 Mich’gen Southern, 3, Galepa and Chicago, 35; Cleveland and Pitisburg, }4; Chicago and Rook Island, 2}. The Erte Railroad Company sveceeded this morning tn raising the money to pay the interest doe today. The company ba not, therefore, failed spon its interest just yet. The banks mage a bold push this morning, and came up to the scratch just ie time, It wae ® narrow essape for the foreign bondbeiers. The company now have ontil the Ist of November to gaiher strength for the interest pay- mont then due, The position of the New York Central Rajiroad Company is one of great danger to stockholder: Tho road doos not mush more than pay ite operating ox penres and provide for the interest on the funded debt Every cent of dividend Is borrowed and added to construc, tion socount, or indebiedness, just as much as with the Cleveland and Toledo, or any other rotten concern. The Central Railroad Company is not to-day « bit better off than the Erie Company, #0 far as the stock is concerned: The Central Company manages at present to pay the in. Wrest on its indebtedness without borrowing money, which ‘a more than the Erie Company does. Is Is well khown among railroad men that two cents @ mile for oxpres: trains, to which the New York Central Company is heli as 8 condition of popsolidation, dees not pay running expenses. We have in the finances of the Erie Railroad Company an isdex of those of the Central. No mau in his senses can compere the gross earnings of the two roads and come t, a conclosion more favorable to one than the other. Ina fow years the funded debt of the Central will be full as large as the E-le company. Every sddition to the Central’s debt endangers the dividend. The company’s credit ie still good, and probably will continee #0 for a while longer; but the time {s not far distant when « large joan will hare to be negotiated directly for constrection account, and then we shall see where the stock stands. The roadway of the Central i# running down in the face of reduced earnings All repsire which can for the moment be die penred with are lef for some foture time In this way the expenros may be for the moment reduced, but the company wil! vltimately have to crowd imto & abort period beavy outlays, as it did « year or Rwo since, when It sus. pended dtvidende for that purpose. At auc jon to day the following sales of Ohio Stale siooks were made by Messrs. E. H. Ludlow & Os. -— $7,000 of the Ohio State Loan of 1886 2s s & do, m & & 3,900 40, do, 2,000 do, 0. 1,000 de do. 87,000 do. do. 1,000 do. do. 8,000 do. do. 10'600 do. do. 10,000 do. do. 7,000 do. do. 5,000 do. do. 6,000 do do. 10 000 do. do. After the adjournment of the board, the following sale® of bonds wore made at auction by Simeon Draper — $4,000 Delaware, Lackawana & W'n RR., int. added 61})¢ 8,000 Milwaukie and Horicon RR...,..... do 40 At the eecond board lower prices ruled for moat of th® leading railroad stocks. Kris fell off \¢ per cent; Reading! 2; Panama, 2; Galena aud Chicago, 1}¢; Olereland and To loco, 2; Milwackie and Mississippi, 9; Michigan Southern preferred, sold at 36 per cent. Michigan Central was offered et 62 per cent, and rosales, [lle ots Central Railroad closed a a 91 per cent The object of this bidding np om the stock this afternoon was clearly for the purpese of having it go ont by to-morrow’s steamer. As soon ast the desired ob ject has been realised, the stock will go back again to lower points. We do not believe that capitalinte can bo humbagged im thie way. It \s email fuch ® Company to resori to such dodges. Milwonkie was a litte better at the board, aod sold after at 13 per cont, cash Reel ee left In the market Tous) be sitracted by the unao- countably Jow prices of [a Crosse and Milwaukie, Tho circulating notes of the Mechanica’ Banking Associa thon are taken by all the other olty banks at par, These notes are perfectiy good. The securitios deposited with the Compt oller are aa follows — Now York Suto, 434 per cent De. do. 6 do oo: 8966 929 «« M3116 vane 22,808 ‘The circulation of our city banks le amail, end |) ¢ pro” Froese of seourtiien over inwnes........ 34; Miseourt 6 5, 2; LaCrosse and Milwaukie perly eeoured. The greet danger is from depestiors get- | ting alarmed. ‘The cirowisting notes of tbe Hollister Bank of Baffalo are protested by the deposit of the following seouritios — Bopds ‘cent, ed, upon application ef the Bank Commissionors. ‘The La Crome Company wil pay at their office, No. 19 Neawan street, all the cocpors due on bonds tsmed for thelr benef. ‘The Iilinola Great Weatern Ratiroad ts edvertieed to be wold af auction at Springfekt, on the 26h of Oxtober, by Messrs. J. N. A. Griswold and L. M. Wiley. It ia reported that the ficating debt of the Ilinols Oentral Raitroad Company t some four miilions of dollars, while the tmatalment due cn the 26th of September will yiold only $1,700,000, leaving a floating dedt of over two millions Yet to be carried. The great decline of the stock within the past fow days ls doubtless owing to a knowledge of this fact among certain weil informed parties. ‘The quarterly statement of tho Reciprocity (Sacket'a arbor) Bank, made on the 6th of June, was as follows:— Liabilities ‘The fellowing ts a comoarative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for tho week, and since Jarusry }:— 1886 1866 1857 Total for the week... $0,688 — $R26.274 $1,149 011 Proviously reported. 40,441,808 62,243,860 47,438 COt 63,069,124 48,587,016 The fellowing is # statement of the depot!'s and coinage at the United States Mint, Philadelphia, during the month of August, 1867:-— Geld from California a $162,612 60 «© other sources iis 1461746 60 Total +++ $137,858 00 Silver— Sliver pur + v++- $149,165 00 rohancs Spanish and Moxican fractions of a dollar re- celved im exchange for new cents........ 14,610 00 Total BIVOR.... cc ceeeeeer cree eseeeee cee PhIS, 176 OO per (0. 4.) recetved in exchange for new seeees seen ee se + MB13,633 00 ‘Buecuted. Value. $133,088 83,160 127,648, $208 663 149,000 15 000 nsec eececeeeeter eens 4,006 S5T ‘The deposita and coinage at the New Orleans Branch Mint, during the month of July, were as follows:— $2592 1,496 Gilver Bitver from ‘Total silver deposi... $26,687 4 from California gold ..... $124 00 other sources. 106 00 Beck Biehange Tommar, 5 1, 168%. 800 she NV ORR wwe 72 866 Brie Ri 18 a3 a3 23 ad 0 3a as 700 fo... 03 2000 FrieRRoonbe’tt £000 Har RI tat mig 1660 Ill Con RR bde, 16000 tC) GON Y Con RR. s10 do. to xO do to do. “0 do 450 co 160 de. oo do. 628 do. $1000 11) Coa RR be TH 5§ ry + dt | e [= = wssky EB S8ssseesntisis z seas CITY CUSMERCIAL REPORT. Tommar, OP. Mw wales of pow, bie fee! im money matters, had & =e ling. i which clored at a further docline bbl ‘The saloe embraced 4,000 © 4,500 quotations was lower, with Dbis. st 25jg0., closing with a tendency to lower rates. fuaurtass ip als wee sdows, RK. 0. terest, : i : i Fru —Sales of about 1, @ 1,200 quiztals dry cod, large Grand Bank, were made at $4 ‘Mackerel was at $16 50 for large No. 1s, $13 for No. 24 wad 99 for No. a. were unchanged. HAy.—Old was quiet aj 760. 0 800. Hora.—N shing, ani prices inactive sales wore made at 76c. for common, and at $1 10 for lump Rookland. MoLssss—Al 60 barrels Cuba muscovade were sold at private terms. Bales of the fizer jos wore made at ‘Ons —Linseed was steady, with sales of 6,000 9 10,000 gallons American at 800. a $fo. Crude ‘sperm were without change in prices. Paovamons,—The market dull and lower; the sales Ra 235 ia T $6 a 2160 @ 31 60 2360 0m 23 16 —. at 18 00 a 19 00 2900 a 80 00 BH a HOO — 6 ux ans od 6b oe Pau woia ” @ a. a * 10 on ‘The stock of pork ‘and beef in the pace ing houves of New York and Brovklyn on the lat inek, was ## follows:— = 3 . S bs to day was 1,708 casks against inet your, Satz —A sale of 3,000 beshela Asthon’s Liverpool was made at p. t. Praaks —The eales embraced about 430 hbde. Ouba mas. covedo, Including 280 in bond for export at 7 o., and t! remainder, da:y pal¢, within the range of 72,0. w 90.; 40 oxer at p. t, and 1.276 bags Biam at 0%{0. Moesers R L. & A. Stusrt have established the ggg Pome for thetr refined sngare, which is wbout %0. below previous quotations:—Loaf suger, 125c ; crushed sugar 12\0.; ground sogar, 110. circle A, crushed sugar, I2'o Tonscoo —Thore ie very litte doing, the trade nelcing Cf! opU! Opancial matters are more settled. Prices are un- afected. The sales embraced 43 ia Kentacky as 170, 8 200. , and 60 cases seodicaf at 16c. a léc. A monthly oir. cular bas the following — The market fr domestic leaf is ur: Hoe haan, Phyo a Ne ; sound loge, Vio al rod mye vaelections.180\a 3e eat haw |, Kentncky ts fine eu! scarce; uatations are: —Prosted { medium, 18¢ a fe; The greatest °° Fe 0 of Spanish tobace, Lat of Soptomber, was as He Cuba. Fara. Cienf't. Stock Arg. 1,bale.... 3,361 8,681 56109 Received since........ 1,001 - 787 - Total. ....+.s0006 3,681 ™ Sales to Aug 81.... 80 pas Bteex Ang 81. 3,001 353 «190 Real Kstate Bailes by Auction, September t, Brick house and lot on Forty seventh streot, near Seventh Jot 182100 6, $4 725. APVEBTISEMENTS RENEWED BEVERY DAY. MINCKLLANKOUS, A™* WITH CATA, For mice and rata, In cellar, loft or clonet, You'll quickly mi!) If Lyon's Pil You eafely there depoutt. 11 pear the beanie rosohes, aunta, Or bugs, zon plese ihe powder, Fezid nt cod die, oi Twould bart po more than chowder. For sale nt B LYON & 00 ‘8 de sot 424 Brod way. © YOU WART LUXURIART WHISKERS O& MOUS. taches? My onguent ‘ VERDBLL'S ELBGART WEI DIGG CARDA —ONLY depot in thie sity, Broadway, corner of Duane street yprreces ALES OF DBAUGHT.—THS FINBEY, COOL, ent and best 'o be obialued in this country Ia si the old Wine vanite, 18 Wall surest. IREMEN, PLEASE T, ter proof ‘boota are iG&—T HOON 80 WA. yout hapeston, si SOND, Ty PLATOFS RAILWAY GUIDE CONTENTS Map of the Bow York Central Rallway and Conneotiona Map of the New Tork and Erie Railway aot Connections ay of the Pennayivania Ceniral Railway aod Comneeiona Map of the alum re aed Ohio Railway and Conneuons Map of the Bel.fontaine, Terre Haute and Rau. way tnd Covnersions, of the Indiana Central, Dayton and Wenern Railway awd Fry i 2 i et Fs ie 8. 4% Broad i tl : 3 & i i 7 i! 2 i uF LH j rs i if ! i i pettioniarly f Lad tie cooisaton of Lea & Perrin's name gives anaorn suloas deal ere whe opportanity of ovine hone SAO. Fo. 408 Broadwy, sole agen! PARNY OMLERRATRD WEITLYS FLTLOS oyying inde, London, pa 18 wires, New Kore | 7 ‘priacipal ata. family maat Dy une whatever hime that don Bae petevera mac t don’t ran obtain tt BiNGaR 4°00, ds Brostwoy, ES _—_—_—— 1X RBASONS WHY EVERYBODT SHOULD US® DR, iptmeat:— 1. 1 will do oll abd mors Cana staied tn panaphlota L. ie 2 Ittethe pein nee eeen f Bnet are SSAC ap, &. it san old and tried remety.. ba frepot No-88 Oorliandi street: Row York,” Frise is ow penis per botle, old by all druggist "he QO” TO.wAY. THE NATIONAL POLIOR GAZETTS Cor tains a» illustration ‘The horrible occurrence at Troy— Two men worried by « bear. Lhd NATIONAL POLIOB GAZETTE ‘Contains ‘The Wonderful Adveutures of Vidooq. |T™ NATIONAL POLICE ie g Foreign and criminal news every week. NATIOWAL POLICE GAZETTE Conta'ns extmordinary arrest for adultery. bi ‘one NATIONAL POLICE G4ZBTTE Coutalas A Kalloch case in Engiand. T= NATIONAL POLICE G4ZkTTE Ie sold wholesale . By TOUSKY, of Nasnnn atreet, And retailed by all pews agéata tn tho United Hates, HE BANK PANIG. Ratea at which n-tes on the fo'lowing banka are taken a RIANB clothing warehouse, 66 and 68 Pullon erect, beweue Gold wy ank, nok «Harbor Mande Jounly Hany, tom Hank Vt. Bntato, NW. camte om the aces it ey o" e & IC aL BATHA 173 BROAD: the taventer of these by Re" BLE Prof. VERGNS, celebrated for the cure of rhetim stim and disoaavn gen by the absorption of marcars, informa the onoltc and bie frier ds that be bes remov/d from 710 to 778 Broadwey, where he a'terda to his baths persona iy, baving no conm-ctlon whe ever with ary other estabilsbment tn the city. Portable ap- paatus for sale, with instructions INDOW SHADE MANUFACTURERS AN) iMPORR. ersof onrtain matertals.KSLTY & FURGUSON, 3% Broadway and 04 Resde wireet, have in stock = complete ag Sortmens of window abadee of thelr own BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. 1, at Woodbine W. M. Hanan, eon. Da Wniaea.—In Wisconsin, on Thursday, July 16, the Indy of Dr. Cuamias De Wiimma, late of ihis city, of @ daugbier, ‘London papors please copy. On Taceda: Lay HARVARD. — y, Sept. Budson chy, hew Jersey, Ms. Aspanvon—Cuytom,—On Thurvisy, August 27, by the Rev. J. M Waite, at bis regidence, No. 160 Fidridge sweet, city. Baasowis0e—- Bramons.—ta Brockiya on Thureday, Ae- st 40, by the Rey. Mr John W. Saries, Mr. Avammr &. Seine to Saas Moma , both of this olty. lacie! pay copy. B rrewhimor 0m fueeey, Sopt. 1, by tho Rey. Tho- mas 8. Hastings, Mr. Juuan Of mond, Va, te Miss Hanaint, dang hier of William Bishop, of this city, May thoy be b est with all that beaven can send, Leng life, good health, with pleasure, and « friend, May guaraien angele tbetr bright wings dlaylay, And guard them rafo \broogh every dittans way. May ibey in every clime moat happy be, And when far disiant semestimes think of me, = L. Brwtm—McLaaas —In this city, on Tucsday, Sept. 1, by the Rey Dr fhompron, Mr. Atrxaspan Burn, of Mow- eldeat daughter of the late Mr. Sootiacd, st 22, by the Rev. ©. a ‘ow York, 10 Mise Ammin Oariny, of Redding, Cs. Stoat—Brsvror. —On Monday, ‘August Post, at the residence of the bride father, Dover Piatms, Davohess county, Mr. Franc D. Soar, of ‘hia oy, a Bare A. Bawtot, of Dover. ‘eda. Cast. — On Tw! , Sept. 1, Kucaw Cassy, wife of Chrts- topher Casey, aged rf yours. ‘The funeral will take place from her Inte residence, Ne. 81 Twenty (ifth street, i morrow afternoon, at two o’alook. The friends of ihe ‘amily are tavited to atvend. Frasy.—In Brooklyn, on fuesday, Sept. 1, Hammer J, M Enmsr, aged 42 years and 9 won ha. ‘The funeral wil: take piace from her late residence, No. 358 Allentio street, this afernoon, at threo o’olock. The frieods of the femily are respectfully invited to atkend without further potioe. Hass.—On Tuesday, Sept. 1, Sanam Jaru, wife of Frede- Saydam mily, the members of Covenant Lodge No. 8, LO of 0. F, acd Lobsmoa Ku- campment No. }2, are reapectfelly inv! ed 0 attend tne fu~ Reral, 10 Morrow afernoon, Bt three o'clock from Ber ime residence, No. 76 UllIT : treet, corner of Forry mroot. Haxnr'—On Monday, August 3i, Eaa.y Korrm, daughter of yee H. and Kabor 8. Hardie, aged 3 year and @ moo! The funeral wil) take piace this sflernoon, of three Oclook, from tie residence of ber parents, in Kyorsom Street, second door north of Myrue avenue, Brooktya. ‘The friends of the family are respextiullr Invited to ated. Howe mt —Un Tusedey morning, Hopi. 1, after @ onl severe il'neas, Tuabuave Wariock, son of James £. olwen, ral, this afvernoca, at three o'clock, without further invite- tion, from the residence of his fuer, No, 1b Raigere on, " —At Kewanee, Illinois, on Satarday, age 93, Juma, daughter of &. 1. and Julia & Boughton, of York, aged 7 months. Kieran —On Suncay morning Acgost 50, Many Ruma, oc rgett child and oply davgoter ot Mary L. and P. J. Kiernan, Erq , aged 9 months, 23 days and 6 hours. fier remains were taken from we af her po rents, Ne 204 Weet Fourteenth street, to Calvary Cometery for interment, on Moncay 14 Fosen—As Port Richmond, om Taosday, Sept. 1 Part M., eldest son of P.O. and M. K La Forge, aged 2 years, 11 montha and 15 days. ‘The frience and reiatives of the family are rempectfally invited to attend the funeral, thir afernoos es area o'clock, trom the Dutoh Keformed churen, at Port Rich- me ve ew.—On Taesday, Sept 1 Acatis MARKERS, j= jorman Mahoren, aged 10 years, 3 monsbs mu days. ‘The funers! will take piace to-morrow aflernoon, a Iwo o'c (Ck, [rom the residence of her parents, corner of Cone- vor and Weloott streets, South Brooklyn » Maverimp.—On Tueeday, Sept i, Capt. Taomas Mame a), ip vhe 6d year of his age. thia afternoon, at two 0°DI0GRy No. M41 ee oe. bed », ce invited te a, osrTvany. ree Sea ot Me stot ie wrk, had om r fuperintendeat 5 the “House eT ecenry oto 8 house of moarving The friend of erring womae has been called to her Father Taniiel with baa closed ber eyes 8 908 him shfol wii © tee 4 a whole life in the closest ties of falthfui eff et! ‘and more thea we, jon 9 tome, furaity, relatives and friends, wae every hour of her active and er ergotio life, knew ber menrs that sho shall be seen and tore, She wae for nearly twenty years the r od the mppert of the so rowfal, aed none knew to veapes aot love ner. Her loan will long be her presence at Die flee ide missed, and her pare example of deration and charity be lost to many who wit fest atroug'y the purity ant stogie heartedness of her chars ter. Fier pure spirit has gone, but ber home on earth ull whall De in vhe hearty of thowe whe knew hor bess. lite! t itl ii EO Ea